Aviva Stadium firm makes €4.9m profit as crowds return

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Ireland's victory over the All Blacks in the autumn was one of the events that drew big crowds in to the Aviva last year

New Stadium Ltd recorded the operating profits as sell-out crowds returned to the Aviva last autumn, following the stadium being shut to patrons for much of the year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

During the Covid-19 impacted year, the venue missed out on money-spinning events such as the staging of concerts. The stadium recently staged an open recruitment day for a host of roles for the summer concert and match series. Due to the increased activity at the stadium last year the €6.9m total represents a 21% increase on the €5.7m paid out by the entities in 2020.In 2010, Aviva bought the naming rights for a reported €40m over 10 years - or €4m a year - and in 2018 extended the deal to 2025.

 

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